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RE: Green Water



Thanks Dave.

An additional observation--

After a week or two, all the green material sinks to the bottom of the jar,
cloudy on top, green at bottom.  I usually restart the culture at this point
with the logic that the "green" in the water no longer has food, dies, and
sinks to the bottom.

Have I been replacing the culture at just the right time to start feeding
from it?

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Jason Sullivan

Wayne, NJ
mailto:jsull97@earthlink.net

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[mailto:owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com]On Behalf Of David Sanchez
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 12:32 PM
To: apisto@listbox.com
Subject: Re: Green Water, etc


Jason Greenwater doesn't have to smell so bad. Your
using to much organic material to seed the culture. I
use a one gallon glass jar. I add some old tank water
and about 3-4 grains of rice. I let this sit in a
sunny spot for a week or two and Bada Bing greenwater
and not stinky either. The smell clears up after the
cuture is mature. I find that after the week or two it
takes to make the greenwater the smell is gone. Hope
it helps. I use greenwater for Daphnia and little
fish.

Dave
--- Jason Sullivan <jsull97@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Little ram everywhere (well, in tanks anyway)...
>
> After 4-5 days with the same batch of green water,
> the culture starts
> smelling something fierce.  I am concerned that
> feeding with such rank water
> will include too many pollutants and therefore
> degrade water conditions more
> than provide a good food source.  Have others seen
> this and, if so, noted
> any negative effects?
>
> Thanks.
> J Sullivan.
>
> =======================
> Jason Sullivan
>
> Wayne, NJ
> mailto:jsull97@earthlink.net
>
>
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